TW's active 4runner builders BS thread

I go like once every 2 years, I'm too poor for 4-6 times a year

 

Drive out here and I'll do it

 

It'd almost be worth it to see

 

All last month we've had hurricane swell in the water. And I've spent a lot of time at the beach. You'll want to cry

 

Yup. Sold it and the rtt.

 

we are going to get one of the off-road hiker trailers so I don’t really need a rtt or a rack.

 

Same here. That weight up top makes me scared. But I really want a RTT for comfort. Ground tent this weekend sucked, a lot.

 

It deff looked like it sucked. I slept like a baby.

 

Have the 4 person version of your tent. Would've bought a tent cot for this trip but had a friend along so needed the room. Last time I was there, I slept in a RTT and didn't realize how rocky the ground was. Definitely need to get a little inflatable pad.

I did after the sleeping pills. Everything just hurts a little.

 

I wheeled with the RTT up there once..




ONCE.

 

I didn't realize how easier it felt to wheel after wheeling without the RTT on top. Much less puckering

 

RTT would be fine for surf trips but then again, the ground is sandy and soft for those.

 

I always like a good pucker

 

Hammocks not bad either. Unless there's two people. That sucks for a whole night

 

Before I had the rtt I used a cot and it was great. I used a tent cot for a week once and it was really nice they just don't fold up that small.

 

id like to try backpacking with hammocks.

 

I bring mine everywhere. Backpacked through Europe with it. Easy to set up and easy to pass out in

 

wife and I are building our backpacking gear, need to do some research on hammock setups

 

Love my Eno. I feel as most hammock, brand to brand, are close enough to eachother but there straps are the easiest. Plenty of notches to make it as long/short as you may need

 

ive seen some setups with a insect mesh and others with a rain fly, I have been eyeing those setups